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... kicks. Thomas (Salterhebble) made agood dodgy run, and following up well compelled Heaton to touch down. Haigh fe-started after the usual interval, but his kick was charged down by Ellis. Some good kicking between Heaton and Mitchell and Thomas and Robinson ...
... had plans passed for 2 houses in Lightcliffe-road ; and in November of 1888 Thos. Freeman had plans passed for 20 houses in Hardy-street and Gathorne-street, off Bradford-road. The Chairman said the members had heard the list which the Clerk had read out ...
... Salterhebble—Fox, back ; Crowther, Robinson, and Duck worth, three-quarter backs; Hardy and Mitchell, half backs; J. Knowles, S. Knowles, Elsworth, Armstrong, Thomas, Ellis, Bull, Womersley, and Lomas, forwards. GREETLAND v. BOWLING. The return match ...
... Salterhebble—Fox, back; Crowther, Robingon, and J. Duckworth, three-quarter backs; Mitchell and Hardy, half backs; J. Knowles, 8. Knowles, Fox, Armstrong, Thomas, Ellis, Elswortlf, Womersley, and Bull, forwards. Referee—Mr. Booth (Leeds St. John's). ...
... a great attraction. Cuaroe or Cruerry.—At the Halifax Boreugh Court last Friday, William O’Dell, driver, Salterhebble, and Thomas Illingworth, ebemical manufacturer, Salterhebble, were summoned for allowing a horse to be worked in an unfit state. Mr. Evans ...
... Births, Marviages, and Deaths. MARRIAGES. GREEN—THOMAS.—March 15, at Halifax Parish Church, Mr. BEarnest Green, brass finisher, ¢f Elland, to Miss Alice Annie Thomas, of Halifax. DEATHS. BRIGHOUSE DISTRICT. CoLriNs.—March 12, Rebecca, widow of Emmanuel ...
... from Goodban’s, Loder's and Spohr’s. Good referencesif required. For Terms, apply, CuarLes Berrisox, Teacher of the Violin, Thomas-st., Holywell Green, nr. Halifax. HEATH GRAMMAR SCHO OL, HALIFAX. Head Master :—A. W. REITH, MA, formerly Scholar of New College ...
... killed. ’ * DEATH OF A. CONVICT. An inquest was held in Portsmouth Convict E:n on Monday respecting the death of Thomas k Kavaaagh, alias Thomas McMorrough, alias Frank l’ltri:k.&nvuugh, who was formerly a barriater, snd had been undergoing five years’ penal ...
... —The Bench made an order upon the defendant for payment of 2s. 6d. per week, and algo ordered him to pay 9s. costs. James Hardy, labourer, of Norland, was summoned for a similar charge, but on the case being called Mr. Brown withdrew the summong. UNMUZZLED ...
... Kedemption.” The plot is admirably laid, aud shows what vile methodl: men will adopt to gain their own ends. The author, Mr. Thomas Senuett, took a ve:{ prominent lead in the piece under the iitle of “ Ralph Stevenson” and has each evening scored a distinct ...
... Oates 5, J. Marsden (not out) 0, N. Rawnsley 0, extras 3, total 26 ; Beach Hill—F. Ambler 0, T. Brown 12, H. Fawthrop 2, E. Thomas 0, F. Boardall 0, W, Jackson 1, J. Helliwell 10, A. Clegg 10, E. Greenwood 0, W. Benson 4, B. Hirst 2, extras 4, total 45 ...
... THORNTON—CRAGG.—JuIy 16, at Bt. Mary's Charch, Elland, by she Rev. F.Musson, rector, Thomas, eldest son of Edwin Thornton, Oliver Hall, Elland, to Eliza, youngest daughter of Thomas Noble Cragg, Victoriaroad, Elland. No cards. BROADLEY—NAYLOR.—JuIy 12, at Halifax ...